The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-12-29
ORANGE BLOSSOMS.
Charles A. Murray,
Jennie Richards,

Charles A. Murray,
Jennie Richards,
Married,
Saturday, Tee mher 17th. 1887,
Beatrice, Neb.
The above announcement is self.ex.
planatory. Miss Richards has host OF
friends in this city and county who join
with the News HERALD in wishing her
and her husband naught but pleasure
and prosperity.
PLuMMER-CusTER.
Mr.. John F. Plummer and Misc Net
tie Custer were married to-day (Wednes-
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Gus.
NELsoN-PRIcER.
On the same day and at one o'clock at
the residence of the brides parents in
South Salem, O., Mr.. Guy Nelson and
Miss Victoria Pricer were made one. AZ
ter spending few days in Cincinnati
the happy couple will return to the
groom's home near this city.
CHRISTMAS WEDDING.
About thirty-five relatives and friends
met at the home of James Stroup near
Jacksonville on Sunday, December 25th,
to witness the wedding of ]. A. Cramp-
ton and Miss Hattie L. Hundley. The
day was most beautiful one, and all
who were present had evidently come to
enjoy the occasion. just as the sun had
reached his greatest glory, the young
were happily joined in welded life, Rev.
L. NJ. Davis officiating. We were then
invited to partake of most bountiful
and excellent dinner, after which the
bride and groom were invited in to see q
table we'll filled with valuable and beau.
tiful presents.
On the next day, the same company,
with some twenty in addition, met at
the home of Mr.. John Champion, the
father OF the groom, and had very en-.
joyable time.
A QUIET WEDDING.
/ On Christmas evening to the surprise
Of all but q few, Mr.. E. D. Osborn, of
Taylorsville, and Miss Belle Hethering-
ton, of Sugartree Ridge, o., were united
in marriage at the home of the bride by
Rev. G. w. Briggs. After supper the
little company made their way to the
M. E. Church, where large and anx.
ious audience was waiting for the pas
tor, to hear Christmas sermon.
The pastor being little late caused
some to think something was out of the
way. This was driven away when the
pastor and wife, the bride and groom
and Mr.. Frank Hetherington and Miss
Cora Redkey made their appearance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osborne will spend a few
days with friends in the West. May
prosperity attend them in their journey
through life.
| BRILLIANT AFFAIR AT LEEsBURG.
| One of the most brilliant and delight.
full events of the season was the marri.
age of Mr.. L. M. Syfred TO Miss Anna,
eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Hilliard, which occurred at high noon
Tuesday, December %, at the beautiful
home of the brides parents. Shortly
before the hour appointed for the cere.
mony more than fifty guests had assem-.
bled in the elegant parlors, from which
the daylight had been carefully exclud
ed, and the mellow radiance of the chan.
delier shone with soft and beautifyine
effect. Promptly at the appointed houl
tho bridal couple entered the room, at
tended by Mr.. Harry Elwood and Miss
Florence Kinzer. The bride was taste
fully attired in q handsome travelling
suit of grey ladies' cloth and wore cor
sage bouquet of Marshal Mel roses ant
smilax. The groom wore the conven
tional black. Both appeared at theil
best. Rev. J. S. Humphrey in few
we'll chosen and impressive words tieG
the nuptial knot, after which Mr.. anC
Mrs. Syfred, followed by the guests, sal
lied forth to the dining room. The col
lation included all the delicacies of thu
season prepared in the most toothsom,
manner and served in the highest style
of the art. The enjoyment of the guestl
certainly spoke volumns for the deli
ciousness Of the repast. Mr.. and Mrs
Syfred left on the afternoon train TO
Cincinnati, where they spent few day
sightseeing, returning Saturday.
On Sabbath reception was givel
them by the groom's father, Mr.. Georg,
lSyfred, at Centerville. The young cou
pie will soon begin housekeeping in tn,
beautiful cottage home on High street
erected for their occupancy BY Mr.. Hill
lard. The happy husband and wifi
were the recipients Of many valuable
and useful gifts.